Is Pep Guardiola the most successful midfielder in La Liga history?

Josep Guardiola i Sala (born 18 January 1971) is a retired Spanish footballer who was the head coach of Barcelona in La Liga and is currently the head coach of Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga.

Pep Guardiola spent most of his playing career with Barcelona, captaining the club for the final four years of Cruyff's 'Dream Team' when he helped them win the first Champions League in their history. After leaving Barcelona, he joined Brescia, Roma, Al-Ahli and Sinaloa. In 2008, he became the head coach of Barcelona and completed the treble in his first season in charge and the six in 2009.

In the 2011 Champions League final, Pep Guardiola led Barcelona to win the championship again. In 2013, he became the head coach of Bayern Munich and led the team to win the Bundesliga and German Cup.

Pep Guardiola was the first No.4 promoted by Cruyff during his playing days, with a good sense of the big picture and the ability to control the game.

Guardiola's position on the field is between midfielder and defender, under the command of Cruyff, Bobby Robson, and Van Gaal, Guardiola is an unshakable absolute mainstay, which stems from Guardiola's excellent overall vision in the midfield position, as well as the ability to control the pace of the game, and is the team's offensive and defensive transition hub. His individual skills are very solid, and he can use his observation and grasp of the situation on the field at any time to distribute the ball reasonably, and direct the team to attack through the middle or through the wings; His long passes are also quite accurate, making him a quick weapon for the team to attack; At the same time, although he is not physically outstanding and even a little thin, he has a good sense of defense and often intercepts opponents' attacks through good anticipation. In La Liga in the 1990s, Pep Guardiola and Redondo were both representatives of technical midfielders, and compared to the latter, who had a more flamboyant style of play, Guardiola was less fancy, but more practical, and his central role on the pitch was unmatched.

Cruyff later praised: "Pep Guardiola is a chess master on the green field!" 'Whether as a player or as captain, Pep Guardiola is always the soul of the team.

He likes to conduct and likes to give opinions.

It can be added behind the most successful back"one"Because as top as him are Redondo, Hierro.

Who said he was before he became a coach, he was the best in La Liga, and Barcelona was not counted.

There are a lot of good midfielders and he's just one of them.

Should be one of the most successful midfielders.

Sixth player, Sergio Aguero. During Pep Guardiola's time at Manchester City, Sergio Aguero had more opportunities than his previous coaches. In the early days of Pep Guardiola's tenure at Manchester City, he made some changes to the stereotyped Sergio Aguero, and Guardiola asked Aguero to change his previous style of playing alone and let him cooperate with the team as a whole, and Aguero also followed Guardiola to create brilliance.

Fifth player, Andres Iniesta. Pep Guardiola was team-mates with Andres Iniesta at Barcelona and later coached him with great success. The cornerstone of Dream Three is Xavi and Iniesta's control of the midfield, and it can be said that Iniesta and Xavi have created Guardiola, and it can also be said that Guardiola has created Iniesta.

The fourth player, Robben. Injuries may have affected Robben's career, but in the 2014-2015 season, he was arguably one of the best players in the world. All in all, Robben, under Pep Guardiola's leadership, has reached the dizzying best of the round.

Under Pep Guardiola, he won 16 Man of the Match awards, scoring 32 goals and providing 14 assists. The third player, Xavi. As Barca's midfielder, Xavi set the rhythm for Guariola's Barca, pressing the opponent together with Andres Iniesta and Sergio Busquets.

From the start of the 2009-2010 season to Guagliola's departure, Xavi never had a pass completion rate of less than 90 per cent in a season. He made the fewest passes per game all season, and it should be said that Guardiola created the success of Xavi and Andres Iniesta.

The second player, Kevin De Bruyne. Under Pep Guardiola, De Bruyne emerged as the best midfielder. De Bruyne can bring some special changes to the entire Manchester City team, De Bruyne's physical, skill, awareness and technical characteristics are one of the highlights of Manchester City, it is fast, explosive, good dribbling skills, just the right timing of the pass, not procrastinating, it can be said that he and Guardiola complement each other.

The first player, Lionel Messi. Messi is incredible, and he is the cornerstone of Pep Guardiola's management of Barcelona. In short, from the 2009-2010 season to Pep Guardiola's departure from Barcelona, Messi scored 115 goals and provided 44 assists.

It can be said that Pep Guardiola has single-handedly created three fantasy dynasties. Messi's success is inseparable from Guardiola, and Guardiola's success is inseparable from Messi.

Pep Guardiola's most successful top players have been Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero, Andres Iniesta, Puyol, Alves and Lahm.

Pep Guardiola's most successful top players are Manuel Neuer, Apjo Lauwes, Alaba, Koonju, Tampani, Pique, Xavi, Sergio Busquets and Andres Iniesta. Positive ridge.

Pep Guardiola is one of the most well-known coaches in the history of Rubber football, and he is now the head coach of Manchester. And he just coached the best players, there was Zinedine Zidane.

They don't buy strikers because they don't need strikers because they don't need strikers because they laugh at the style of the team, they are promoting a smile without a striker, and the good strikers are withheld by other teams and promoted to the pure, and it is difficult for them to buy good strikers.

Therefore, there will be such a phenomenon as nuclear simplicity, because for the current top striker who has changed his pants, he has been retained by other means, and for the top striker, he has high requirements for people's physical skills.

It's not that they don't buy it, they want to buy it too. It's just that I missed it for various reasons and didn't buy it.

High emotional intelligence: Pep Guardiola doesn't need a top-level forward to win.

Low emotional intelligence: Guardiola doesn't know how to use strikers, and it's a waste to buy them.

Don't blow it up, don't blow it up: The number of top strikers in football today is not much, who can Guardiola buy?

Let me be fair, a comprehensive analysis of these three reasons will lead to the final answer.

After Aguero's departure, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City does not have a top striker.

Gabriel Jesus? In terms of strength, he is still 108,000 miles away from the top.

However, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City pays more attention to the passing skills at the feet, and the forward's ability to grab points is not so important.

Manchester City pays more attention to the ball skills of the midfielders and the overall level of cooperation of the frontcourt playersIf there is a top striker, it is very good, and if there is no top striker, it can be okay (so Manchester City did not spend money on Cristiano Ronaldo in the end).

You say that Guardiola doesn't know how to use strikers, and it's a waste to buy them? This statement is also not objective.

Pep Guardiola has wasted Ibrahimovic's talent at Barcelona, however, Guardiola has worked happily with Barcelona's Samuel Eto'o, Villa and Bayern's Robert Lewandowski.

Let's not forget that Messi, who was at his peak, also played as a center forward in Barcelona.

Therefore, we can't say that Guardiola doesn't know how to use forwards, we can only say that compared with forwards, Guardiola pays more attention to the passing and control skills of midfielders.

Having a good striker, especially a strong centre-forward, can make Manchester City's style of play more three-dimensional, and Guardiola has not thought about it, butHow many top strikers are there in today's football?

Haaland? Lewandowski? Benzema? These players are not something you can buy if you want to.

Pep Guardiola has also considered Kane, but Tottenham owner Levy refuses to sell, what can you do?

Therefore, Pep Guardiola can only continue to settle, anyway, Manchester City's record in the Premier League and Champions League in recent seasons is okay.

Manchester City is so rich, why doesn't Guardiola buy top strikers? What else do you think is the reason? Feel free to discuss.

He likes to stick to his football philosophy, play his way and try to win.

Guagua likes to be without a striker.

Don't worry about him, anyway, the attack group is huge, and the league has the most goals.

Of course, whether a coach performs well or not depends more on the team's performance. Mourinho's results have been very inconsistent in recent seasons, and of course this has a lot to do with the stability within the team。This season, we have seen Jose Mourinho choose to coach Tottenham, which also gives Mourinho and Pep Guardiola many opportunities to meet directly again in the future.

So we're looking forward to a direct dialogue between the two managers in the future.

In terms of strength, I think Jose Mourinho is stronger because he has led two different teams to the top of the Champions League, and Pep Guardiola has not been able to do that.

Pep Guardiola is stronger because Guardiola has won more trophies at the moment, while Mourinho has a worse result.

I think Lao Mu is stronger, melon is nothing without Messi, Lao Mu is still Lao Mu, relying on strength.

Pep Guardiola is even stronger because he led Barcelona to an unprecedented six consecutive titles, something Mourinho could not do.

It must be Mu Shuaiqiang! You see how many people can lead different teams to the Champions League!

Honor Guardiola is more than Mourinho, Guardiola is powerful, Guardiola's Barcelona should be the most beautiful team in the world, both are tacticians.

The success or failure of competitive sports is only a temporary in the highly competitive European football, no team can always maintain the attitude of a winner, just like in the Premier League, last season's league king Manchester City team is far behind in the standings this season, and has probably withdrawn from the competition for the Premier League title, but it is difficult to use a temporary success or failure to decide which of Mourinho, Klopp and Pep Guardiola is stronger or weaker, after all, these three managers have created their own legends at different stages, Now the most dazzling must be Klopp, who led the team to win the Champions League last season and the league in the new season, but he is very different from Pep Guardiola and Mourinho in terms of past records, so objectively and fairly, the coaching ability of these three world-class managers is still indistinguishable, and the key is to see if they can meet a team that suits their style.

As a player, Pep Guardiola was already known as an on-field coach. Like teammates' wrong movements, temporary deformations will give timely guidance, not so much a player, but more like a coach.

In his four-year career as coach of Barcelona, Guardiola led the team to win the treble miracle in his first year, leading the team to win a total of 14 championship trophies such as 3 La Liga championships and 2 Champions League championships.

Have a good sense of the big picture and the ability to control the game. La Liga champions won 6 times.